Album
Dog Poison
2009 · Rock
10 collectors on Gatefold own this
Dog Poison is a Rock album by Thee Oh Sees, originally released in 2009. On Gatefold: 10 pressings tracked, owned by 10 collectors.
About
Could it be that supreme garage-psych rockers Thee Oh Sees are borrowing more from the late-60’s Haight Street playbook than from the blueprint of pre-1967 garage rock? John Dwyer and pals have had a busy 2009, releasing a handful of singles, a DVD (see <i>Thee Hounds of Foggy Notion</i>) and two albums, and have yet to sound redundant. “The River Rushes” manages to conjure both Mark E. Smith of the Fall (<i>what</i>-?) and a shambling, smoke-filled, hippie-jam fest, and a few tracks, like the trippy and charmingly twitchy “Dead Energy,” run barefoot through the latter scenario. Don’t worry, these San Franciscans understand the power of the feral side and aren’t about to abandon the sound that made ’em; tracks like “The FIZZ” and “I Can’t Pay You to Disappear” still churn and roil, and the fuzzed-out jangle on tunes like “Sugars Boat” brings a little sugar to the party. Bands like Thee Oh Sees tend to go under- appreciated; love them now.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1The River Rushes (To Screw MD Over)
- A2Fake Song
- A3The Fizz
- A4Sugar Boat
- A5Head Of State
Side B
- B1I Can't Pay You To Disappear
- B2The Sun Goes All Around
- B3Voice In The Mirror
- B4Dead Energy
- B5It's Nearly Over
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Garage Rock
- fuzzy
- chaotic
- punky
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- John DwyerWRITTEN-BY, PERFORMER
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